Does prenatal education really have a scientific basis?

Recently, baby prenatal education has become a very popular term among mothers. Many pregnant mothers play songs and tell stories to their babies during pregnancy, in order to let the babies develop abilities in the belly so that they will not lose at the starting line. But many people question that the baby in the womb does not understand anything, so is there any scientific evidence for prenatal education? Next, pregnant mothers who are doing prenatal education for their babies need to listen carefully:

Is there any scientific evidence for prenatal education?

Modern prenatal medicine and prenatal psychology research has shown that fetuses can be educated, and prenatal education for babies has a scientific basis. First of all, the fetus has the ability to respond to the surrounding environment through its own senses, and has the necessary conditions for learning. In the fourth week of embryonic development, the central nervous system has begun to form. By June to July, the fetus's brain has basically formed a six-layer structure with grooves and cortex like the human brain, and various visual organs are gradually formed. Therefore, the fetus can respond differently to various stimuli from inside and outside the pregnant mother. Secondly, there is a system of information transmission between the fetus and the pregnant mother. This provides a way for the implementation of prenatal education for babies. The transmission of information between mother and daughter is two-way, it can be transmitted from the fetus to the mother, and also from the mother to the fetus.

What are the scientific methods of prenatal education for babies?

1. Listening to music: Choose bright and cheerful pure music, play music 2-3 times a day, and listen to it for 10-20 minutes each time; in addition, the mother's singing can also stimulate the fetus's auditory system, giving the baby a sense of harmony and mental peace;

2. Massage the abdomen: When the baby moves, the pregnant woman can gently massage the area where the baby moves while monitoring the fetal position every day to enhance the inner communication between mother and child.

3. Talk to the fetus: give the baby a good name, talk to the baby 2-3 times a day, and tell him/her stories. This is a good way to stimulate the development of the fetus's memory. Intrauterine language communication lays the foundation for future language development.

Don't think that the baby is silent in the belly, but in fact he already has the ability to feel, hear, touch and so on, so scientific prenatal education will also stimulate the development of the baby's abilities in all aspects. Of course, there is no need to exaggerate the effectiveness of prenatal education. Moderate and regular prenatal education can provide a more favorable growth environment for the baby. Only by paying attention to appropriateness and scientific research can prenatal education be truly effective!